New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
!sHEVITCH Calls TT A MURDER.
INTEREST MANIFESTED IN THIS CITY.
EAGERLY SCANNING THE BULLETINS - MAYOR
HEWITT poNs NOT LIKE ANARCHISTS.

HEWITT poNs not LIKE ANARCHISTS
Throughout tho city yesterday there was uh'suii
interest display in consequence OF the execution OF inc
Anarchists Especially WAS ths true among me lrienuS
and synpahizers of the dead men. They waited In
various places for from the jail r winch the eSec-
on took place AZ the dispatches announced that The
moment for tho hanging WAC drawing near. the sup
r,...eI excitement Increased. There were many fierce
looks and muttercd threats at the policemen News
papcr Row was crowded throughout the MOI UlnS ana
aernpou and there always crowds OF men Ia 'front.'
of the bulletin boards. Especially 1t 80 In front OF
TuR TRIBUNE Building, where the bulletins kept the
crowd informed of what was going on in Chicago.
When il was learned that another attempt would be
made TO save the life 0f Ense on the plea OF insanity
did not aid greatly to the interest manifested None OF
the condemned mems friends had any hope that Gov
ernor Ogesby would grant even repricvc IN any oil the
cas. and they not at all surprised or disappointed
when the word came from Springfield that the Gov
ernor had formally declared that he would not Interfere
Those most Interested assembled in The Leodr Office aud
carefully scanned the dispatches from Chicago. The
utmost auiet pre- vailed. Mr. Shevitcu said:
IN, honor OF tue Nation ha, been polluted by foul
on yi,ou, murder Justice has been str.nged aud IN
ia place has been proclaimed brutal yirh law exer.
which will be "a hundre-fold aud awful than tho
crime itself with the galows OF Chicago casting its
shadow the country, which free longer, with
the last gasp four stransed martyrs sounding In
the ears OF millions OF people like the death kne or
berty t IL impossible for AMI cannot discuss the
problens which face us in this awful calamity. The
trap dropped and with 1t fell free speech the honor
drape your once glorious Stars stripes In
for the, are di,gnced and polluted by the vermin WHICH
now control your country
CoLoNGL HINTON WRITES A FEW LINES.
Mr.. shevtch looked though he hal lost his best
friends. and spoke with much feeling aud emotion.
Colonel Hinton did not care to say anything. but lac had
expressed his feelings in the following lines
Bow low OF. ye people Lord Bat before
Pie htgh these ivss saciihclsl
Their blood qusnoheh not the mnrirrsus hre
Let ITO worIaisn heart. their salt ear. pour
over tho rIo.nisE earth Irampi~i In mT''
Whit. Justice falls amid h els portents dire
Oh Land Of Liberty. what foil dream is this
Thou LAM to winch LANE .!l>o uoo', hope did run.
B.-rayd by lust o, rrecd and .Il undons mat.
Thou where frscdom, sell sought ITS loy mate'
oh. God by Labor's scsrOlds thus TO wait
On the East Side OF the city there almost uni
versal mourning. While business was not entirely
suspended many idlc men stood In knots about the
streets and tai ed almost In whispers At Paul Wnzgs
hall East Fourthst there was large body OF men
who making arrangements for bg pubic funeral
that they expect be held tOorrow IN o the large
OF the smaller hung red aud black flag, AMI from
many windows the nag Of the Commune, heavily draped
6utered In the wind
PRECAUTIONS TAKEN BY TIE POLICE
Although there was little likelihood OF trouble
ring in this city, superintendent Murray took ample
precautions 10 quel In order any rotous outbreak
The police captains OF hs various precincts were In
to prevent street speaking an! unauthorhed
n
tendency toward creating disorder.
All the kept duty and detectives were
scater-d through those parts Of the city whore there
late hour perfect quiet prevailed There were several
reasons for this. The Anarchstc element Is small and
has prominent leader Of repuc aud the Socialists are
thoroughly opposed to violent measures as the most
tiud could wish.
" II Breisachor furrier. Of No. 10 Howard St. who
was arrested for shouting Down with the foce after
the parade Thursday night denied that lac had doue
So at Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday and
he was discharged
MAYOH HEWITT IKENS ANARCHISTS To MAD DOGS
Mayor Hewitt asked yesterday what he thought OF
the parade Of the Anarchists Thursday evening He
said
I 10 approve of the parade. do not think that
the Police Commission should have allo~rl them 10
parade As daJ had tho power been vrscI IN rae,
certainly would not have given permit Tor tho parade
| regard the Anarchists ia much the light that 10
dog, always dangerous Ibey should not DE re
ognLcl a a organization They are al war WIN
society and have claims ~ Anarchists which tho
authorities are compelled to recognize.
An American ia heavily drapci with Grape. WAS dis
played yesterday "a, hafmast over building at Even
ard Meserole Brooklyn, which Is occupied by the
photograph gallery 81 Henry Holer After the signll-
cameo IL observed crowd assembled In front OF
the building aud there threats or mourning INC
building unlc,. nag to the top "t tho stan
Whom the occupants OF tho buiIdiLg
heard "f tu- the flag was hastily taken down aud tho
ni I'll spcrs'd.